POLICE ARREST MUKAILA SALAU OVER ALLEGED MURDER ...... As Family Calls For Justice, Warns Against Interference
The Nigeria Police in Lagos State has reportedly arrested a socialite identified as a popular land grabber, Mukaila Salau aka, Actor and his friend, Muhammad Sulaimon aka, Miyaki for the alleged murder of one Kazeem Idowu Keshinro, a staff of the Ikosi-Ejirin local council development area of the state.
Available information reveals that the duo were said to have been arrested by officers of the Force CID and have been moved to Abuja for further investigation.
Their arrest was predicated by a petition written by one Mr. Hakeem Keshinro, brother of the deceased and sent the Nigeria Police Force following the unfortunate murder of his brother on April 1, 2024.
Hakeem Keshinro, who spoke to journalists, narrated that his brother never had any encounter with the assailant but was just unfortunate to have been murdered in such a brutal manner.
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MUKAILA SALAU, aka, Actor |
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"My brother and Mukaila Salau, have nothing in common. They are in Ota, we are in Agbowa. But when I heard of the incident, I went to see my brother and he revealed that Mukaila Salau was the one behind it. He said he went to the farm and when he got there, they shot him and inflicted machete cuts on his head in three places."
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The deceased |
"The issue happened in Ota-Ikosi on Easter Monday. I know Actor to be a land grabber and there is nothing between them, my brother who is a hunter only went to hunt. He works for Ikosi Ejirin local government and he had an ID card on him when he was attacked."
However, the family of the deceased have expressed fear following the arrest of Mukaila because according to them, he has been boasting that he has connection with the Inspector-General of police and that the matter will soon be swept under the carpet. They warned every police officer that may want to stand as an obstacle to justice to desist totally from it.
"We are aware that Mukaila Salau Actor has been boasting that he has connection with the IGP and a deputy IGP and that the matter will soon be swept under the carpet. We are going to monitor this to the very end and ensure justice is delivered. We will not allow any form of interruption in the face of justice. We warn every police officer that may want to get involved to please desist from it."
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